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18 Hartford Business Journal • May 16, 2016 www.HartfordBusiness.com Chelsea Groton Bank names Glastonbury retail loan originator Christine LeVasseur recently joined Chelsea Groton Bank as a retail loan originator at the bank's lending center in Glastonbury. LeVasseur will work with clients throughout Connecticut and Rhode Is- land for traditional mortgages, first-time homebuyer and affordable lending programs, as well as refi- nancing and home equity loans. LeVasseur previously held similar retail lend- ing positions at United Bank and Savings Institute Bank & Trust of Willimantic, working closely with real estate agents, financial planners and attorneys throughout eastern Connecticut. Erland Construction announces business development director Erland Construction has hired David Bobrowski as director of business development for its western region. Bobrowski will be based in the company's Hamden office and seek business opportunities in the construction industry. With more than 30 years of experience as an energy specialist, Bobrowski has industry connec- tions with developers, state and local government officials, corporate decision-makers, architects and other professionals throughout the state. Prior to joining Erland, Bobrowski was an energy specialist for World Energy in Cromwell. Thrivent Financial names financial representative in South Windsor Jon Lindblom has joined Thrivent Financial as a financial representative with the organization's South Windsor office. Lindblom offers comprehen- sive financial strategies and products. Before joining Thrivent Financial, Lindblom worked at Window World of CT, The Cheviot Corp. and Gerber Scientific. Bushnell Center for Performing Arts names individual giving liaison Patrick Langevin recently joined The Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts as its individual giv- ing liaison. He will focus on developing new rela- tionships and deepening existing relationships with The Bushnell's donors. Langevin comes to The Bushnell with more than 12 years of experience working in the Broadway community in New York City, most recently as a business representative for United Scenic Artists, where he was an intermediary among producers, artists and agents to resolve labor disputes. Miss Porter's School appoints chief advancement officer Christine Pina will join Miss Porter's School in Farmington as chief advancement officer on July 1. Pina comes from the University of Hartford in West Hartford, where she has served as vice president for institutional advancement since 2011. In her five-year tenure, total annual philanthropy nearly doubled at the university. Integrated Compliance Solutions Group adds two new hires Hartford-based Integrated Compliance Solutions Group LLC, a national financial services regulatory compliance consulting firm, has hired Gayle Wat- terworth as vice president of investment compli- ance and due diligence and Andrea McKay to its compliance consulting team. Watterworth's primary responsibility will be leading the firm's due diligence practice group. Watterworth brings more than 25 years of ex- perience in investment, regulatory and legal as- pects of registered and unregistered financial services products. Prior to joining ICSGroup, she was the head of alter- native investments due diligence at MassMutu- al Financial Group. McKay is responsible for researching regula- tions and regulatory guidance; drafting regulatory updates; and developing ICSGroup's internal com- pliance tools. Previously, McKay held several legal internships, including at Allied World Assurance Co. QU professor re-elected VP of member affairs of engineering society Grant Crawford, professor of mechanical en- gineering in the School of Business and Engineer- ing at Quinnipiac University, has been re-elected vice president of member affairs of the American Society for Engineering Education, a national en- gineering education organization that covers all engineering disciplines. Crawford will remain on the ASEE board of direc- tors and the board's executive committee. He will chair the membership policy committee, oversee the functions of ASEE's geographic zones and sections, serve on the society's diversity and long-range planning committees, and lead one of several strategic teams. Crawford joined Quinnipiac in 2014. He is a re- tired Army colonel and former director of the me- chanical engineering program at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. MOVERS & SHAKERS Andrea McKay Jon Lindblom David Bobrowski Gayle Watterworth Patrick Langevin Christine LeVasseur Grant Crawford N o m i n a t e h i m o r h e r fo r t h e H a r t fo rd B u s i n e s s Jo u r n a l ' s 2 0 1 6 4 0 U N D E R F O R T Y AWA R D S ! NOMINATE NOW FOR 2016! ROCK N' ROLL? We're looking for candidates who share a commitment to business growth, personal excellence and deep community involvement. The people who are shaping the future of Greater Hartford. Nominate yourself — or someone you know! Go to www.HartfordBusiness.com and click on the "Our Events" tab. Nomination deadline is May 26, 2016 Winners will be recognized in a special Issue of the Hartford Business Journal publishing on July 25 in print + digital, and at the 20th Anniversary awards event on September 14 at the Connecticut Convention Center! 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